traffic safety issues

Public Safety Thursday with Lt. Warren Gosnell – Frederick County Sheriff’s Office

28 May 2020

We pre-recorded today’s conversation with Lt. Warren Gosnell from the Frederick County Sheriff’s Office to discuss a few traffic safety issues:

Don’t hang your masks from your rear view mirror;
Motorcycle safety awareness month (all year long)

We also discussed the Governor’s recent order making mask-wearing mandatory in all public places. Lt, Gosnell explained how enforcement would work – it is NOT handled by local law enforcement – and offered some perspective to try and make it easier to have some patience for those around us.

Public Safety Thursday with Lt. Warren Gosnell - Frederick County Sheriff's Office

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